Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 August 1946 — Page 27

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CHICAGO, Aug. 22.—From a wealth of standout material, Coach Bo McMillin today pondered his starting lineup of the All-Stars for their game with the Los Angeles Rams in the annual football classic

at Soldiers’ Field tomorrow night.

The’ Indiana university: mentor virtually had decided on two of his own former stars to fill spots in the starting backfield if the col-

legians receive the initial kickoff. - They are Bobby Hoernschemeyer at quarterback and Billy Hillen“prand, the former Evansville Express, at the left halfback slot. Bill (Dud) Jones of - Tulane at right half and Pat Harder of Wisconsin at full would round out this backfleld.

Should the pros be on the acceptance end of the first kick before the anticipated 95,000 tomorrow night, McMillin plans a different alignment which would include only one ex-Hoosier, Lou Saban at fullback, The other defensive men would be Northwestern's Otto Graham at quarter, Elroy (Crasmy-legs) Hirsch of Wisconsin at left half and Jones at right. One the line, the All-Stars head coach plans to use either Ralph Heywood of Southern California or Max Morris of Northwestern and Jack Russell of Baylor at ends; Martin Ruby, the squad's captain, and Mitchell Olenski of Alabama at tackles; Garrard Ramsey of William and Mary and Visco Grgich, Santa Clara, guards, and Bill Good-

wi nof Georgia in the center spot. “The Rams arrived yesterday aftsrnoon and held a brief drill at Soldiers’ field under the eye of head

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top condition with the exception of Kenny Washington, former U, C L. A. star, and Tom Harmon, exMichigan All-American. Both were injured during practice drills but may yet see action. Bob Waterfield, quarterback; Fred Gehrke and Jim Gillette, halfbacks, and Pat West, fullback. will make up the Rams’ starting backfield.

Butler's ‘B’ Men To Golf and Eat

Members of the Butler university “B"” Men's club, an organization of athletic-letter winners, will hold their annual golf tournament and dinner Aug. 20 at the Elks Country club, Indian lake, Arthur Queisser, club president, said today. Eighteen holes of golf will be played in the afternoon with prizes being awarded to the best and “worst” golfers, Dinner reservations must be made with the Butler alumni office by Monday, Aug. 26, Queisser said.

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All-Star squad members Bill Daley of Minnesota, Pat Harder of Wisconsin and Lou Saban of Indiana (left te right) study plays that Bo McMillin will spring on the Los Angeles Rams in tomorrow night's game between the college stars and professionals. Daley is out with an injury, but the others are expected to see action.

Legendary McMillin Subject Of Current Magazine Article

“He's full of quaint country phrases . . . he is sensitive to crit~ fcism and wounded by cynics who feel football is anything less than noble . . . he is loyal to his friends and they worship him. . “He is now probably the only

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direct testimony of Mr. McMillin and we are prepared to give him a clean bill." . Reid further claims’ that MeMillin, as the famed “Bo” of Centre college, was almost solely responsible for the democratisation of football—that the Ivy league hardly has been the same since that defeat by the Prayin’ Colonels, The writer traces McMillin's football and coaching career from

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to his current assignment of tutor-| AR the 2 Sounes, ali pr Al. ALhlcasg, * Reid No has this, ’ among other | ¥F things,” to say of Coach McMillin: “McMillin learned long ago that there is no disgrace in getting beaten and as a consequence his .-he was sincere in wanting to tackle the great Army team.

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football coach with a lifetime job. He got his first 10-year contract in 1935 after dumping Purdue twice in succession. At the start of last season he got a new one giving him the job through 1088. ois

an added clause By which he is promised a lifetime position as ‘professor of physical education’ when he quits coaching by choice or

VANDALIA, O, Aug. 22 (U. P).— A preview of tomorrow's blue ribbon Grand American handicap was protrapshooting grounds, today—as the nation's top shot gunners fired in a preliminary

The warm up was scheduled under the exact conditions of the, itself—a& 100-bird race at handicap distances from 16 to 25 yards. Only exception was the purse, $500 to the winner. instead of the $1000 offered in the Grand.

{Pa., blasted his way squarely into] |the middle of the picture both for |

grand when he won a shoot-off yesterday for the NOrth American clay

FRANKLIN, Ind. Aug. 22—Night big-car racing comes back to .the Franklin fair-grounds oval Saturday night, and Cliff Griffith comes from Indianapolis to try to stay in the running for the Midwest Dirt Track Racing association driving

Grifith was in a tie with Mike Salay of South Bend until forced to lay out on acgount of an appendectomy. He won the feature in lan independent race at Scottsburg | 1ast Sunday on his return. Jimmy

249 Mass. Ave. Wilburn, Indianapolis, now is sec- | LL 7458 ond with 545, while Salay leads with 560.

HOUSING PROJECT

Welters Top. Arena Card

A welterweight scrap between twe top-flight maulers in the division will feature boxing action af the outdoor Sports Arena tonight when Bob Simmons, classy Indiana state 147-pound champion, takes on Her. sthel Joiner, hard-hitting Cineinnati product. It has been several months since the Hoosler Negro, who rules the roost where Indiana welters are concerned, has made an Indianapolis appearance, but Simmons has been active in rings of other cities, Joiner has had four fights since his recent discharge from the army, having met Johnny, Green, Ace Ly~ tell, Bishop Murphy’ and Willie Russell. He scored knockouts over Murphy and Lytell. ‘The complete program follows: Main event; 10 rounds; welterweights—Herschel Joiner, Cincinnati, vs. Bob Simmons, polis. Semi-windup; 6 rounds; heavyweights—Dan (Hair) Raisor, 185, Indianapolis, vs. Allan Small, 184, Elwood. Prelim; 5 rounds; light-heavy-weights—Tommy Byron, Indianapolis, vs. Buddy Noel, Indianap-

Prelim; 4 rounds; lightwelghts— Doyle Upchurch, Muncie, vs. Frank Maye, Cincinnati, Mayo, Upchurch and Joiner will be making their first starts here. The Upchurch-Mayo duel will open the bill at 8:30 o'clock.

Mahan Favorite In Teen Tourney As Kennedy Loses

John Mahan was tabbed as the new favorite today as a four-man field swung through the semifinal round of the city recreation department's Teen-Age golf tournament at Pleasant Run, Mahan earned that role yesterday as he eliminated Dick Xennedy, former state junior titlist and tourney medalist, 1 ,up in 20 holes. Mahan's opponent today was George Tanner of Sarah Shank, who scored a 3 and 1 quarterfinal victory over Jack Royse of Meridian Hills, In the other match Bob Buchan-

playing in Indianapolis this season, the annual metropolitan championship will be dedided through a two-out-of -three-games playoff.

Fords are the feminine aggregations that will battle « satan for the title. teams will meet at Municipal sta dium tomorrow and Sunday nights. If a third game is necessary it will be played ] Aug, 20. These | WF are open dates on the ment schedule,

two teams include most of the city’s topnotch players, including Frances Cieresi, former star shortstop of the year's champions, now with Sharps.

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New DePauw Coach

Charles P. Erdmann, varsity swimming and soccer coach at the University of Chicago, has been appointed assistant professor of physical education and head swimming and baseball university, Dean Edward R. Bartlett has announced. Coach Erdmann begins his new duties with the opening of the school year in September,

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PITTSBURGH, Aug. 22.—The first step in thé reconstruction and upbuilding of the Pittsburgh baseball club by its new owners, Frank E. McKinney of Indianapolis and as-| sociates, was taken today when) General Manager Ray Kennedy announced the purchase of one of the most sought after minor league pitchers in the country, in the person of Dewey Seriano, huge fire-ball righthander, 26, from the Seattle

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club, in the Pacific Coast league. Though the actual figures were | not disclosed, it is understood that | the price paid for Seriano was al fancy one, including not only a pile! of cash running well into five fig-| urer but also two Pirate players to| be delivered to Seattle on or before May 15, 1947,

Silver’s 77 Low

Among Dentists Dr. Golden P. Silver, Speedway club president, found his home course to his liking yesterday and came up with a card of 77 yesterday to win the annual state dentists’ golf tourney. Dr. Doyle Pierce, Indiapapolis, was second with 82 and Dr. Fred Leavell of New Castle followed with 83 for “show” honors.

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COLUMBUS TO HAVE NEW POLICE RADIO

om Times Special o . COLUMBUS, Ind, Aug. 22.—The Ne Te ogy 1) Mare HL Columbus - jeity council has authorBoosiars.” 9:30-1ypad an expenditure of $3605 for in00—J. D. A stallation of a frequency modulation radio station—for~the locdl police department. Equipment will include

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Times Special BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Aug. 22.— Police Chief John Rawlins has requested the city council te reduce the local parking meter violation fine from one dollar to 50 cents. Chief Rawlins, in making his recommendation to the council, observed that he has feund the percentage of motorists “Who intentionally violate the parking meter ordinance is very small—one-half of one per cent. The 50-cent penalty is exacted in Evansville, he pointed out. Further modification of the ordinance to permit members of the police department to extend cour-

SERVICEMEN TO BE FETED AT SHERIDAN

« Times Special SHERIDAN, Ind, Aug. 23.-—Vet-

feted with a banquet and program

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making plans for the occasion, will appoint one or more representatives of each church and civic organization in the community. A speaker will be selected and, a musical program is planned. Gifts donated by local merchants will be presented to the es-sprvieamen

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Lem Carey, supervisor of the Hamilton county highway department, said today that $120,015 will be needed in 1947 for the construction and upkeep of roads and bridges in this eounty. This estimate, he said, does not include any request for a raise in salaries of department employees. Funds for county highway work sh are not raised by local taxation, a LE, fi As. 2 of but are supplied by the county’siyey Castle's oldest residents, died share of the state gasoline tax, Wednesday morning at her home,

MONTGOMERY COUNTY oo ne or wes # member JAIL IN HOUSING PINCH

Times Special CRAWFORDSVILLE, Ind, Aug. 22 —The housing shortage hit at a new place today—the Montgomery county jail.

The youthtul farmers will take their exhibits to the fair on Thurs. day, Aug. 29, and remain With | pe them until the fair closes on Sept. 6

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